What type of award did the film Quinceañera win alongside its Sundance Grand Jury Prize?

The film Quinceañera won the Dramatic Audience Award alongside its Sundance Grand Jury Prize.

At the 2006 Sundance Film Festival, the movie received the Dramatic Grand Jury Prize and the Dramatic Audience Award. The two honors represent different forms of recognition: the jury prize comes from festival-appointed judges, while the audience award reflects votes or preferences from festival viewers.

Quinceañera is a fictional drama directed by Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland. It centers on Magdalena, a pregnant teenager whose family is preparing for her quinceañera in Los Angeles. The film uses that celebration as part of a larger story about family, identity, and neighborhood change.

The title can cause a common mix-up: the award was given to the motion picture Quinceañera, not to an actual quinceañera ceremony. The film’s Sundance success helped establish it as a notable independent production.